About.

With Free Movement and No Borders in mind; My Way Visa was born. We understand the difficulties faced when migrating to Australia and the historical context within which current migration controls exist. Our ideology is that where Free Movement is enjoyed by some it so should be enjoyed by all. 

"Our expertise will set your mind at ease"

We're Here for You 

We promise to be in contact with clients regularly as we understand the anxiety to be kept up to date on applications and migration related outcomes. We will also always advise you of time frames and time limits depending on your application or submission. All emails will be answered within 24 hours and calls returned within 48 hours.

Our Agent

Jasmine Sallis BPsychSc Adelaide, GradDipPsych Bond, MSSc Glasgow, GradCertMigLaw ​Victoria
Registered Migration Agent (MARN: 1800400)

From advocate to agent Jasmine worked for 5 years in migration support in the UK. Jasmine has a passion for migration and movement of people and believes in understanding the historical context of movement across borders when understanding present forces of immigration control. She has worked within this field for over 5 years before returning to Australia to seek positive outcomes for migrants choosing to live, visit, study and remain in Australia. Jasmine has keenly studied the similarities and differences of the Australian and UK immigration system through a Masters Thesis completed at The University of Glasgow. Jasmine has a thorough knowledge of current Australian Migration Law, keeps up to date on legislative changes and possesses exceptional research and problem solving skills. What sets her apart from other agents is the drive to increase migration to Australia due to a personal ideology of No Borders. As an advocate in the UK, Jasmine now brings her skills and expertise developed to the Australian context.
  • Graduate Certificate Migration Law (Victoria University)
  • Msc Equality and Human Rights (The University of Glasgow)
  • Postgraduate Diploma Psychology (Bond University)
  • Bachelor Psychological Science (The University of Adelaide)

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